Identity Governance Framework

Omada Identity’s Process+ Guide

The Best Practice Framework for Successful Identity Governance

The IdentityPROCESS+ framework provides CISOs, Security Managers, and IT Directors with a comprehensive roadmap for deploying and maintaining an identity governance solution. It is designed to strengthen security, ensure compliance, and enhance operational efficiency—three key factors critical to the seamless operation of your business.

With over 20 years of experience and a wealth of knowledge gained from deploying IGA solutions across global enterprises, Omada has distilled its expertise into the IdentityPROCESS+ best practice framework.

This comprehensive guide covers the most crucial processes for a successful IGA deployment, ensuring organizations can leverage proven best practices without the need to “reinvent the wheel.”

What You’ll Find in the IdentityPROCESS+ Framework

1. Introduction to IGA: Understand the core aspects of Identity Governance and Administration and its role in securing your digital infrastructure.
2. Common Challenges: Gain insight into the potential hurdles organizations face when implementing IGA projects and how to overcome them.
3. Process Areas Overview: A high-level look at the essential process areas critical to IGA success.
4. In-depth Process Insights: Detailed analysis of each key process area, including practical implementation guidance, best practices, and key recommendations.

By reading this guide, IT security professionals and business leaders will gain a solid understanding of how adopting the IdentityPROCESS+ framework can ensure a successful IGA project, strengthen your security posture, and enhance compliance.

Download the Process+ Guide now and start building a secure, compliant, and efficient IGA framework for your organization. 

Key Areas Covered in the Framework

1. Identity Lifecycle Management: Ensure proper identity governance throughout an employee’s career, from onboarding to offboarding.
2. Access Management: Streamline and secure access to sensitive resources in hybrid IT environments.
3. Business Alignment: Align identity management with business objectives to support organizational goals.
4. Identity Security Breach Management: Protect critical assets by responding effectively to security breaches.
5. Governance: Ensure ongoing compliance and monitoring of identity access.
6. Administration: Simplify administration while maintaining control over user identities and permissions.
7. Auditing: Leverage auditing processes to track and report access activities for compliance and security.